El Virtual Vegan Potluck es un evento que Annie, del blog An Unrefined Vegan, tuvo la gran idea de organizar y que se aloja en Vegan Bloggers Unite. Se trata de una comida virtual entre blogueros-as de todo el mundo en la que cada uno-a compartimos una receta vegana. Además, cada receta de cada blog enlaza con la anterior y la posterior de la lista de participantes, creando así un círculo en la red con todos los platos. Yo participo en la categoría de panes, entre Annie (An Unrefined Vegan) y Shira (In Pursuit Of More). ¡Espero que os guste!
The Virtual Vegan Potluck is an event that Annie, from the blog An Unrefined Vegan, had the great idea to organize and that it’s hosted at Vegan Bloggers Unite. It’s a virtual potluck among worlwide bloggers in which each of us share a vegan recipe. Besides, each recipe from each blog is connected with the previous and next ones of the participants list, creating an online circle with all the dishes. I participate in the bread category, between Annie (An Unrefined Vegan) and Shira (In Pursuit Of More). I hope you enjoy it!
200 gramos harina de quinoa
1 cucharadita levadura en polvo
1 cucharadita bicarbonato
1 cucharada orégano
300 mililitros agua
1 cucharada aceite de oliva virgen extra
6 medios tomates secos
6 aceitunas negras
Mezclar en un bol los ingredientes secos (harina de quinoa [puede ser harina comprada o quinoa molida en casa, yo la molí], levadura, bicarbonato y orégano). Añadir los ingredientes líquidos (aceite y agua) y los tomates y las aceitunas picados. Llenar 10 moldes de silicona para magdalenas, y hornear a 190º C durante 20 minutos. Desmoldar y dejar enfriar sobre una rejilla.
200 grams quinoa flour
1 teaspoon yeast powder
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon oregano
300 mililitres water
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
6 sun dried tomato halves
6 black olives
In a bowl mix the dry ingredientes (quinoa flour [bought or ground at home, I did it myself at home], yeast, baking powder and oregano). Add the liquid ingredientes (oil and water) and chopped sundried tomatoes and olives. Fill ten muffin silicone molds, and bake at 190º C for 20 minutes. Remove them from the molds and let them cool on a grille.
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Those look amazing!!!
Thank you!! 🙂
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These look awesome! 🙂 Happy Potlucking!
Thanks, happy potlucking to you as well! 😉
En español! Excelente! Se ve delicioso.
Me alegro de encontrar a otra hispano-parlante por aquí 🙂 ¡¡Gracias!! 😀
Me gusta for sure! You gave me a scare – so glad to see you here in the Potluck! And now for your recipe for gorgeous muffins…
Thank you very much, Annie!! For organizing this Potluck, and for your patience 🙂 (so sorry for being late, I sent you an email) ¡Gracias! 😉
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Looks so tasty and good – I love quinoa, so this is a must try recipe! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Anne! I love quinoa too, and I hope you like these muffins 🙂
I knew you would bring something beautiful and delicious. Me encanta este!
Thank you so much, Lorna! 😀
Just making my way through the virtual vegan potluck and wanted to say hello 🙂
Hello! Thank you for passing by and leave a comment 🙂
Looks great and I love the duo languages. Thank you for the link back to VBU. I would love to host one of your posts if you’d like. Let me know. Thanks! Lidia
Thank you, Lidia! It’s been a pleasure. Of course, I would be very happy to share my posts 🙂
I didn’t know you could ground quinoa into flour. Very good to know as it is one less ingredient cluttering up the kitchen. These look so yummy too!
I saw quinoa flour at the shop but it was quite expensive, so I decided to try it at home and it was perfect! Thank you!! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! I love quinoa. 🙂
Excellent, I see we are many quinoa lovers 😉 Thanks!
Oh how lovely to see you here – I love your blog posts and this is fab as always 🙂
Thank you! I’ve enjoyed the Potluck a lot, I wish we all could meet and enjoy our meal together 🙂
Yes I was thinking the same thing! An actual vegan potluck would be awesome!! I wonder where is in the middle of us all!!! 😉
Me gusta, indeed! Yummy! 🙂
Thank you! I’m glad you like it 🙂
We are planning to grow our own quinoa next year and will keep this recipe in mind, thank you so much! 🙂
Wow, that’s awesome!! Good luck! 😀
Wow! I’m so excited we had a multi-lingual VVP participant! I was scared for a second that I’d miss the recipe, but thanks for including the translation! I’m bookmarking it. 🙂
Thank you very much! I’m so happy to participate. I hope you like it 🙂
Wow! I have recently gone gluten free AND wheat free (in addition to going vegan), so I am really missing muffins. These savory darlings look delicious! I’ve bookmarked this recipe to try TOMORROW! After a host of failures with vegan baking . . . Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I love to try gluten free recipes, because there so many other ingredientes apart from the ones with gluten, and many times I discover great things! These muffins are very tasty, so I think you will like them. You’re welcome! 🙂
These look lovely! I love baked quinoa in anything.
Thank you! Me too 🙂 Quinoa is so good, isn’t it?
It’s magical!
Vaya receta màs chula! Me sobraba leche de soja de otra receta y queria hacer un bizcocho-pan sin aceite, ni huevos; asi que apliqué tu receta con 200 g harina de sarraceno integral, 350 ml leche de soja y 6 ciruelas secas. Vaya desayunos màs ricos y sanos que me estoy dando!!
Ana
¡Gracias, Ana! Me alegra un montón de que te guste la receta 🙂 ¡Buen provecho!
I was looking for a candidate to be my first «quinoa» recipe, and so it seems that I’ve found it! 🙂 Thanks a lot for sharing!
¡Hola! Encantada de compartirla, espero que te guste 🙂